Maggie Hope Books in Order

In the finale of the Maggie Hope series, British intelligence orders Maggie to assassinate physicist Werner Heisenberg before he can build a Nazi atomic bomb. Following him to neutral Madrid and working uneasily with Coco Chanel, she must weigh duty, betrayal, and her chance at a future.

In 1943 Los Angeles, Maggie Hope arrives to help her former fiancé after his new love is found dead in a glamorous hotel pool. Amid jazz clubs, studio back lots, Zoot Suit tensions, and homegrown hate groups, she hunts a killer on the American home front.

By late 1943, burned-out Maggie Hope is defusing unexploded bombs in London and flirting with danger. Drawn into a case involving a stolen Stradivarius and murdered conscientious objectors, she uncovers a chilling link between the theft, the killings, and her own history.

Sent to an isolated Scottish island with other agents who know too many secrets, Maggie Hope finds herself effectively imprisoned in a crumbling castle. When her fellow prisoners begin dying one by one, she must unmask a killer and escape before she becomes the next victim.

Disguised as a glamorous Irishwoman, Maggie Hope slips into Nazi-occupied Paris to search for her missing half sister and a fellow agent whose work is crucial to the coming Allied invasion. Moving through salons and safe houses, she plays a deadly game against German intelligence.

Back in blacked-out London, Maggie Hope helps hunt a serial killer who is copying Jack the Ripper and targeting young women bound for secret service work. Working with Scotland Yard and SOE, she battles misogyny, fear, and a murderer who has marked her next.

Soon after Pearl Harbor, Maggie Hope travels to Washington, D.C., posing as Churchill’s typist during his historic visit. When one of Eleanor Roosevelt’s aides is found dead, Maggie quietly investigates a conspiracy that could sabotage American support for the war.

Teaching recruits at a remote Scottish spy school, Maggie Hope is trying to recover from her Berlin mission when ballerinas in nearby Glasgow fall mysteriously ill. As she hunts a poisoner, she stumbles into secrets that link Britain’s war effort to looming conflict in the Pacific.

Now an agent with the Special Operations Executive, Maggie Hope parachutes into Nazi-controlled Berlin on a clandestine mission. Living under an assumed identity, she infiltrates high society to pass intelligence home, but the secrets she uncovers about the regime and her own family cut dangerously close.

After training as a spy for MI-5, Maggie Hope is sent to Windsor Castle disguised as Princess Elizabeth's new math tutor. When a lady-in-waiting is murdered, Maggie must navigate court etiquette and hidden loyalties to stop a plot against the royal family.

In 1940 London, brilliant mathematician Maggie Hope takes what seems like a routine typing job at 10 Downing Street. As the Blitz begins, she uncovers coded messages, Irish and Nazi plots, and family secrets that place Winston Churchill and Britain itself in mortal danger.